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How does Halogen differ from conventional incandescent lighting?

April 26, 2017conventional differ halogen incandescent lighting

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How does Halogen differ from conventional incandescent lighting?

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Incandescent lighting is a conventional type of lighting with a tungsten filament vacuum bulb. Halogen lighting uses a gas-filled bulb. Be aware if any hand contact is made with a halogen bulb glass or socket, you could leave natural oils deposits and shorten the life of the bulb. Halogen lighting delivers the same brightness as incandesent lighting with only one-quarter of the energy consumption.